Kane Williamson was born on 8 August 1990, to Sandra and Brett Williamson in Tauranga, Bay of Plant Area, New Zealand. Kane Williamson’s father Brett Williamson played club cricket. His mother, Sandra, was a basketball player. All the sisters of Ken play volleyball. Williamson initially received his early education from ‘Pilans Point Primary School’ and then ‘Otomoitai Intermediate’. He eventually graduated from Tauranga Boys College. ‘Pilans Point’ was not just an ordinary school. It was the only school in the area to run a cricket programme. Before leaving college, Williamson had achieved the number of 40 centuries. Here we will discuss Kane Williamson Career as an New Zealand Team player, his achievements and records, businesses, and most importantly his earnings and net worth. Mr. Kane Williamson entered cricket as a Right- Hand Bat and Right-arm off-break Bowler of the New Zealand. He was the captain of the New Zealand Cricket team where under his captaincy, New Zealand reached great heights and became one of the toughest teams in the world. Also check Yashasvi Jaiswal Net Worth, Harshal Patel Net Worth and Prithvi Shaw Net Worth.
Kane Williamson Net Worth
The net worth of Mr. Kane Williamson is approximately $6.5 million. He has gathered this massive amount from his BCCI salaries, IPL contracts, and his private businesses.
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House: Kane Williamson owns a luxury designer house in Tauranga, New Zealand. Also, Kane Williamson owns multiple real-estate properties across the countries. Cars: The Car collection of Kane Williamson is quite Small. Kane Williamson owns few of the best luxury cars in the world. Kane Williamson collection of cars includes Mercedes SUV.
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Kane Williamson Biography
Kane Williamson Cricket Career
Kane Williamson made his international debut in August 2010, but made his One Day International (ODI) debut in Sri Lanka, a tri-series tournament against India. Where he was dismissed “duck” on the ninth ball. After this Williamson was out in the next match against the Sri Lankan team for a “duck” on the second ball. Before the year ended, in October 2010, Williamson responded to his previous failures by scoring his maiden century against Bangladesh in an ODI series. In the same year, he scored his century in the Test team. Kane Williamson scored his first Test century against India a month later. With 131 runs in that Test match, he became the eighth player from New Zealand to score a century on his Test debut. In 2012, a struggling New Zealand team saw two big attempts, both due to two great Test innings played by the young striker. Williamson scored a mammoth score of 135 for the victory against the Sri Lankan team in Colombo. He also showed understanding against South African attacker Dale Steyn and scored an unbeaten 102 while chasing a mammoth total of 389 runs. In 2014, Williamson reached new heights in all formats of the game. In a rare out-of-home victory for New Zealand, he scored 2 centuries in the 3-match Test series against West Indies. His series of 413 runs made him the man of the series. In the same year, he made a record partnership of 365 runs with BJ Watling in a Test match against Sri Lanka. In the year 2014 itself, he scored a record 5 consecutive 50 runs in an ODI series against India and became the second person (after Pakistan’s Yasir Hameed) to achieve this feat in the history of the game. He also became the fourth player from New Zealand to score 5 or more consecutive 50-plus scores in ODIs. In 2015, he scored a total of 2,633 runs across all formats and became the first “blackcap” batsman to score more than 2,000 runs in a year. This earned him the same reputation as stalwarts like Ricky Ponting and Kumar Sangakkara. He scored 5 Test centuries that year, the joint most with Steven Smith. The year started for Kane Williamson with an unbeaten 242 in Wellington. He scored hundreds at Lord’s and in Brisbane, Perth and Hamilton. 2016 saw heavy captaincy responsibility on the young shoulders of Kane Williamson, but his calm and composed personality seemed easy. He continued to set records in the longer form of the game. Following his century against Zimbabwe that year, he became the youngest batsman to score a century against every Test-playing country and did so within the shortest innings. Williamson was signed by Sunrisers Hyderabad for the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2015. However, Kane Williamson played his first ‘IPL’ match in 2016. He was retained in the team for the next few years and in 2018 he was appointed as the captain of ‘Sunrisers Hyderabad’. He started playing English county cricket with ‘Gloucestershire’ in 2011. He signed with ‘Yorkshire’ in 2013. He got a chance to captain his country one again in the 2019 World Cup.
Ken Williamson Awards & Achievements
The year 2015 Kane Williamson received the prestigious ‘Bayles Real Estate Sportsman of the Year’ award. Kane reached the number one spot in the ‘International Cricket Council’ (ICC) World Test Rankings in 2015. In 2018, Williamson became the first player from New Zealand to score more than 900 rating points in the ICC’ Test rankings. Kane Williamson was awarded the ‘Orange Cup’ for scoring the most runs in the ‘IPL’ season of 2018. Interesting Facts about Ken WilliamsonKane Williamson was born just minutes before his twin brother Logan. He is a left-handed player, although he plays as a right-handed player. Recommended
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